My EOFY Tips and 5 reasons your credit card might be declined July 2019 Newsletter No – I am not an accountant, but I have learnt a few things along the way – mainly by error and hope to share…
Welcome to our July Newsletter Great news for homeowners and property buyers this month, interest rates have fallen again. How do your living expenses affect your borrowing power? How much you spend on day-to-day living can considerably reduce the amount…
by Susan Hely When your kids come up with an idea, be sure to listen carefully because you never know where it will lead. Take the American eight-year-old Abbey Fleck, who was cooking bacon in the microwave with her dad,…
by Steve Burke and Suzanne Burke We have all heard the building horror stories: the project that took years to complete; the builder that went bust halfway through a project, leaving the homeowner high and dry; the dodgy workmanship and…
by Pam Walkley Chances are if you bought a high-rise apartment in recent years you’ve bought a property with defects. Some would be much more significant than others: think the current Mascot Towers cracking fiasco, the Opal Tower cracking in Sydney…
by Steve Greatrex Before the recent federal election, both the Coalition and Labor vowed to support a new scheme helping first home buyers. The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS) is yet to become law and is different to the First Home Super Saver…
Welcome to our June Newsletter Winter is here and we can expect our property markets to slow down considerably over the next few months. Can you refinance a car loan? End of financial year is fast approaching and the car…
One of our clients who was recently divorced came to us to see if we could find a solution to help her stay in her own home. Here’s her story: Can you please explain your circumstances that brought you to…
Welcome to our May Newsletter The busy Autumn selling season is in full swing, with many property bargains available as the housing market correction continues across the country. How to get the tax man to help you buy business equipment…
At its May meeting today, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to keep the official cash rate at 1.5% – despite speculation from economic analysts that there may be at least one, or possibly two RBA rate cuts by…
